1910 Magazine
 

I have a 1910 DWM. The magazine is of WW2 production. I am going to start looking for a "more correct" Magazine, as I'm sure the original has found another home over the last 100 years. What should I be looking for as to construction and markings? Thanks for any help.

Provide your serial number and letter code, if any. You may end up with the matching magazine! Stranger things have happened..

A 1910, would have a crimped light colored, sheet metal body, and a wood base.

1910 Magazine
 

In addition, the numbers would be stamped along the long axis rather than the more common across the wood. See photo. You might be more successul looking for teeth on a hen.

Mike

An added note to what Mike has provided, a 1910 would not show a letter suffix on the mag. The suffixes only begin to show up in 1911 e-block DWM's prior to the change to small numerals.

WOW thanks everyone for the great details. As for the long shot the serial number is 9004c. Headed off this weekend in hopes of ......well don't really know what I'm hoping for but at least now I have an idea should a good one cross my path. Again thanks

Hi Dutchbat,

I just got a DWM mag with the large numbers (wood bottom) this past weekend in a trade.

Please private email me your phone number at :

Spartacus38@charter.net

Bob

What is the serial number on your 1910 mag I am also looking for one to match my 1910?

Wayne,

Serial # is 1979.

Bob

I have a first issue mag with serial 7385 if anyone if this is of any help.

I'm also looking for a mag for a 1910 P.08, s/n 1213c. Please let me know if you have anything I might be interested in.

Thanks.

Bob

Thanks for the info I am looking for a 1910 1344d

Wayne

Wayne, I have one numbered 1398, close but that's all. A 1910 magazine will not have a suffix.

George, Would you be interested in parting with it?

Wayne, if you have another early mag I may trade depending on equal condition. I have about fifteen of the early type mags but since I collect these guns I only trade for a like magazine in order to help someone match or get closer to one of their guns. I have actually matched three within the last few years.

George PM Sent.

Wayne